materialxocio.genOCIODefinitions Namespace Reference

The script will generate MaterialX definitions for all color spaces found in the ACES Cg Config and ACES Studio Config` configurations. More...

Functions
	main ()
	Main entry point for generating MaterialX definitions using OCIO.

Detailed Description

The script will generate MaterialX definitions for all color spaces found in the ACES Cg Config and ACES Studio Config` configurations.

For source code generation

• The definitions will be generated for the following MaterialX targets:
  • GLSL
• The resulting output is:
  • A color4 implementation file containing the source code generated by OCIO.
  • A color3 node graph implementation which uses the color4 implementation (nodegraph)
    
  • A file with both color3 and color4 MaterialX definitions (nodedef).
  • A MaterialX file containing implementation declarations for color3 and color4 variants.

For functional node graph generation:

• The definition will generate a nodegraph and nodedefpair based on the transforms returned from the OCIO processor.
• Currently only a `color3 variant is generated.

Additonaly, the script will generate a markdown file with information about the built-in configurations.

Function Documentation

main()

materialxocio.genOCIODefinitions.main

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Main entry point for generating MaterialX definitions using OCIO.

Definition at line 29 of file genOCIODefinitions.py.

def main():
    """
    Main entry point for generating MaterialX definitions using OCIO.
    """
    parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(description="Create Materialx definitions using OCIO.")
    parser.add_argument('--graph', dest='graph', help='Generate a node graph implementations instead of source code.', action='store_true')
    parser.add_argument('--outputPath', dest='outputPath', help='File path to output material files to.')
 
    opts = parser.parse_args()
    outputPath = mx.FilePath("./data/")
    if opts.outputPath:
        outputPath = mx.FilePath(opts.outputPath)
 
    # Check OCIO version
    ver = OCIO.GetVersion()
    ocioVersion = ver.split('.')
    if len(ocioVersion) < 2:
        print('OCIO version is not in the expected format.')
        return
    if int(ocioVersion[0]) < 2 or int(ocioVersion[1]) < 2:
        print('OCIO version 2.2 or greater is required.')
        return
    
    print('OCIO version:', ver)
    print('MaterialX version:', mx.getVersionString())
 
    # Get the OCIO built in configs and write out the configuration information
    # to a markdown file.
    generator = mxocio.OCIOMaterialaxGenerator()
    configs, aconfig = generator.getBuiltinConfigs()
    md = generator.printConfigs(configs)
    # Save configuration information as markdown
    if not os.path.exists(outputPath.asString()):
        os.makedirs(outputPath.asString())    
    configInfoFile = outputPath / mx.FilePath('OCIO_configurations.md')
    print('Write out OCIO configurations to: ' + configInfoFile.asString())
    f = open(configInfoFile.asString(), 'w')
    f.write(md)
 
    sourceColorSpace = "acescg"
    targetColorSpace = 'lin_rec709'
 
    # All code has the same input name
    # It is possible to use a different name than the name used in the generated function ('inPixel')
    IN_PIXEL_STRING = 'in'
 
    # Generate MaterialX definitions and implementations for all color spaces
    # found in the ACES Cg Config and ACES Studio Config configurations.
    for c in configs:
        config = configs[c][0]
        for colorSpace in config.getColorSpaces():
            aliases = colorSpace.getAliases()
            trySource = ''
            for alias in aliases:
                # Get alias if it does not contain a space
                if ' ' not in alias:
                    trySource = alias
            if not trySource:
                trySource = colorSpace.getName()
            if trySource:
                sourceColorSpace = trySource
 
                # Skip if the source and target are the same
                if sourceColorSpace == targetColorSpace:
                    continue
 
                print('--- Generate transform for source color space:', trySource, '---')
 
                # Generate source code
                if not opts.graph:
                    definitionDoc = mx.createDocument()
                    implDoc = mx.createDocument()
 
                    definition, transformName, code, extension, target = generator.generateOCIO(aconfig, definitionDoc, implDoc, sourceColorSpace, targetColorSpace, 'color4')
 
                    # Write the definition, implementation and source code files 
                    if definition:
 
                        filename = outputPath / mx.FilePath(definition.getName() + '.' + 'mtlx')
                        print('Write MaterialX definition file:', filename.asString())
                        mx.writeToXmlFile(definitionDoc, filename)
 
                        # Write the implementation document
                        implFileName = outputPath / mx.FilePath('IM_' + transformName + '.' + 'mtlx')
                        print('Write MaterialX implementation file:', implFileName.asString())
                        result = mx.writeToXmlFile(implDoc, implFileName)
 
                        generator.writeShaderCode(outputPath, code, transformName, extension, target)
                else:
                    # Generate node graph
                    outputType = 'color3'
                    graphDoc = generator.generateOCIOGraph(aconfig, sourceColorSpace, targetColorSpace, outputType)
                    if graphDoc:
                        transformName = generator.createTransformName(sourceColorSpace, targetColorSpace, outputType, 'mxgraph_')
                        filename = outputPath / mx.FilePath(transformName + '.' + 'mtlx')
                        print('Write MaterialX node graph definition file:', filename.asString())
                        mx.writeToXmlFile(graphDoc, filename)
 
            else:
                print('Could not find suitable color space name to use: ', colorSpace.getName())